Favorite broke neck in race at Fair Grounds meeting
In New Orleans the filly Mutable died after slipping and breaking her neck in the first race at the Fair Grounds. De Reszke, a top handicap contender, tired in heavy going. Crescent City Jockey Club stockholders re elected officers and plan to continue racing. Summaries list results from six races with odds and times.
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New Orleans
A. H. & D. Morris
Mutable
Fair Grounds
K. C. Bates
Susannah
J. McIntyre
de Reszke
Crescent City Jockey Club
Salrida
Tha
Little Wanda
Pepperant Sett
Teter Pal
Hinacle
Lucky Joe
Dr. Spruitl
Aurogiaster
Wom
Polouat
Tallis Kraft
Frangtile
Goo Geo Cashier
Paul Alge
Rauwlund
Apple Gald
Lemon Girl
Este Greene
Tristan Shands
Wedgewood
Jerry Linch
Light Note
Roderick
Sinverity
Beile
City Park racing card yields favorites in seven events
New Orleans February fifteenth event at City Park saw Bell of the Bay Daytime and Airship among defeated picks. Weather clear, track fast, maidens raced. First race won by Judge Treen at 13 to 5, time 0:51.16, with Belle of the Bay second. Second race won by Noonle Lucille at 3 to 1, time 1:32.5, Rama second. Monet won the fifth race at 2 to 1, with Mree! second. Fourth race went to Little James at 6 to 1, time 1:48. Others ran: Braden Hanger Re kale Lyjhia Parnassus. Sixth race Oak Grove 9 to 10 winner, Wiss Lingard second, Lady Charade third. Seventh race Gentien won at 3 to 1, Prince of Pleas third.
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New Orleans
Bell of the Bay
Airship
City Park Tool
Summarie
Judge Treen
Belle of the Bay
Clack Wing
Think Time
Alyth
Dade
Srenchampress
Larry D
Little George
Venado
Azele
Noonle Lucille
Rama
Rona Das
Mayor Doncan
Red Ruby
Humpty Dumpty
Bess Chaney
Ethel Meastrey
Secund
Blucher
Alrehip
Billy Woodwanl
Mint Boy
Bert Orra
Wiss Lingard
Lady Charade
Little Bac
Shelagh Honsywert
da Kearney
Goma
Evelyn J
Gentien
Vota F
Spandthrift Helen
Prince of Pleas
Shady Lad Triumph Sparks Oakland Race Day
Weather overcast and muddy as Wise Money backs Shady Lad from 12 to 1 down to 7 to 1 before his six furlong victory in the second race at Oakland. Oronte and Golden Sunrise also ran in the first race with multiple entrants racing for six furlongs.
Three favorites win at Ascot in brisk Los Angeles card
Los Angeles on February 15 reports three favorites two second choices and a long shot captured wins at Ascot. B. won the fourth race while Chickadee failed to place. Sais moved from 5 to 2 and then 0 to 5 and won the fifth race easily. First race saw Sweet Kitty prevail at 2 to 1 with Mathews at 20 to 1 second and King of Spades third. Time listed as 0-494 with other details toward the finish.
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Los Angeles
Ascot
Chickadee
Sais
Sweet Kitty
Mathews
King of Spades
Alonza
Wapaa
Variety of Names and Pairs Appears in Busy Card List
A dense listing of horses, dogs, and possibly people or places appears, featuring many names such as Triple Silver Cottage Maid The Plains Hyacinth Pancreatis Lancastrian Salvisa King Teopard Helen Lucas Canyon Marvin Weal Rickshaw Von Ness Stoner Hall Mury Gleeman Dorothy Dodd Saul ci ty Park Southampton The Don Harvest Times Redman Python Ohio King and more, suggesting a program or catalog of entries. The fragmentary text reads like a racing or event card with numerous entries and likely associated affiliations.
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Fair Grounds
Triple Silver
Cottage Maid
the Plains
Hyacinth
Salvisa
King Teopard
Helen Lucas
Canyon
Marvin Weal
Rickshaw
von Ness
Stoner Hall
Mury Gleeman
Dorothy Dodd
Saul
New Orleans Fair Grounds Racing Entries
Racing entries from New Orleans Fair Grounds list multiple races at six furlongs to one mile and seventy yards. Purses range from 86 to 120 and feature numerous horses led by Lady Ethel, Katherine L, King's Gam, Teddy Brookwood, and others across seven meetings with weights and odds shown for each entry.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Lady Ethel
Katherine L
King’s Gam
Teddy Brookwood
Cottage Maid
Mordella
Triple Lie
Maggie Leeber
Fenian
Geilant
Ponca
Sed Water Pansy
the Piams
Frank Rice
J. C Clem
JM Lancastrian
Gotowin
Hyarinth
Ponrivalle
Eac Allista
Gusky
Treasards
Maverick
Blastic
Helmuth
Salvino
Dorothy M
Quinn Sabe
Retlaw
King Leonard
Belen Lucas
Black Enamel
Fourthrave
Marvin Neal
Fort Worth
Chickshaw
Hickory Corners
Canyon
Joe Lesser
Claverland
Halmand
Stoner HM
Joe HW. Kirby
High Shiner
Frank Kenney
Vani News
Changes in the Rules National League Umpires
The American League resumes routine business at the Fifth Avenue Hotel as rule changes are adopted. A foul line rule bans wood and hard substances. bench stay rule enforces seating within one minute or penalties. A fresh bunt hit definition is issued and coaching-line access is debated.
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Griffith
McGraw
Washington Post
New York
Letene
Fifth Avenue
Joint Rules Commintes
New York Americans
Gead Heap
National League
National League schedule reveals 1906 opener across cities
The 1906 NL schedule released at the league meeting shows New York opening in Philadelphia on April 12 and visiting Brooklyn for three games. Boston opens in Brooklyn, Chicago in Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh in St. Louis with holidays assigned locally.
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Washington Post
New York
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bostons
Chicagos
Cincinnati
Pittsburgs
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Boston
Brodkklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louie
Brookly
Cincimatic
Mey Ty
Hoston
Reptember
Einc Mnate
LOCIS
Denies Fehr's Story About Murray Howe Controversy
Murry Howe's father, M. Howe, superintendent of the Memphis Trotting Association track, denies a San Francisco report that Dr. Fehr charged Murray Howe with drugging Ton Dillon in the Gold Cup contest of 194? He says Fehr was never employed by Billings and does not recall seeing him in Memphis during the cup contest year.
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Washington Post
Memphis
Howe
Murray Howe
Memphis Trotting Association
San Francisco
Fehr
Billings
Ton Dillon
Basebal at Gallaudet Seeks Stronger Lineup This Spring
Capt Cooper of Gallaudet College trains outdoors as five holdovers from last season return including Metzner and Leitch. Metzner, a former star catcher, will miss nothing from the accident while Liefman and Mieunier losses hurt depth. Dillon the lone proven pitcher, Holliday Harper and Bull eyed to strengthen the staff while Russell from football may take third base or short. Newcomers Sharp Marjure Stover Schroeder Isaackson and Conkling cannot yet be judged. If pitching comes through, the team may exceed last year’s strong showing.
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Kendall
Metzner
Hunter and
Meunier
Sealey
Hartman
Mieunier
Guallaudet
Capt. Cooper
Dillon
Holliday
Harper
Bull
Russell
Sharp
Marjure
Stover
Schroeder
Isaackson
Conkling
Racing Dates for 1906 Announced by Jockey Club
New race dates for 1906 were released by the Jockey Club stewards covering Buffalo Kenilworth Park Rockingham Park Providence and Narragansett. Rockingham Park will host racing for the first time this year from June into July. Harvard to Play at Richmond will bring 25 players and two nonprofessional games to the city on March 12 with a Trinity College North Carolina squad also slated.
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New York
Jockey Club
Buffalo
Kenilworth Park
Rockingham Park
N. H
New England
Washington
Richmond
Wiliam H. Sands
Harvard University
Tventy
Trinity College
North Carolina
Fragmentary Liquor Ledger Names and Prices
A scrambled OCR list shows numerous whisky brands and prices from Dewar & Sona to Haig & Haig and Greenlees Bros. The text includes names like Clan Mackenzie Glen Garry Sage and White Label with assorted ciphers, fractions, and stray figures, indicating a damaged vintage inventory or price sheet.
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Dewar & Sona
Heather Dew
Real McKenzie
Clan MecKensie
Dawson's Old
Dewar & Sons
Cel- Daher
O. V
Virginia and George Washington to race two mile relay
Arrangements completed for a two mile intercollegiate relay between the University of Virginia and George Washington University at the open handicap and interscholastic track meet in Convention Hall on Saturday February 24. Virginia aims to extend its current South one mile title with a strong team likely to be built from the Richmond runners. Manager Foley reports growing entry lists and ticket sales begin at Spalding's and Tappan's.
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Virginia
George Washington
University of Virginia
George Washington University
Convention Hall
Washington
Richmond
Johns Flopkins
Foley
Friends
Western High School
Georgetown Prep
W. Bradley
W. Kemeys
W. Windom
P. Timmert
S. Simpson
Webster School
John Owens
E. Owens
4. Stenz
J. Black
E. Johnson
J. Owens
Spalding
Fourteenth Street
Tappan
F Street
Bransfeld Defends Jump to Williamsport Club
Worcester Feb. 15 Kitty Bransfeld under reserve to the Philadelphia National League Club accepted Williamsport outlaw league offer. Negotiations were led by James Sebring. Bransfeld objects to being called a contract jumper and cites a $200 salary cut plus $450 earlier transfer reduction as reasons. He will earn $700 more with Williamsport and expects no legal trouble. Yale committee on athletics urges graduate and undergraduate control, report sent to faculty for review.
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Washington Post
Worcester
Mass
Kitty’’ Bransfeld
Philadelphia
Williamsport
James Sebring
Bransfield
Pittsburg
Yale
New Haven
Conn
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Midl Song
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Quaintle, the Gadfly and Yeoman
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Secret
J. F. Donohue
Chancellor Walworth
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Stoessel
Katie Crews
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Baltimore
Lou Dillon
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Greenlees Bros
Glenlusan” Blair’s
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National Athletic Club
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Nd Grant
Old Braddock Maryland
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Glare Qistilling CO
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Main
Castelberg’s
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Walfords
Sporting and Athletic Gogos
Djerwicn
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Louis
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